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It doesn’t make sense that you can write the same phrase you need to google or chatGPT and they can retrieve the exact scripture or talk you had in mind.
Response from developer
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Freezes a lot
Darcy’s review
I LOVE THIS APP
The app is weekly messing up and violating the principle of least surprise
If you accidentally hit the back button, (while reading, while trying to fix the fact that they’re rearranged your tabs for you, etc ) you sometimes can recover it from the history on the main page but otherwise you have to remember where you are. Eg the browser back and forward button is a standard way of doing things like this — so if you can go backward why can’t you go forwards??? Stupid interface.
I use this app daily — for myself and kids. And so the fact that this happens 30+ times a year is super annoying and proof that they don’t understand good user experience, or don’t have the quality control to keep the app from breaking in these unexpected ways.
The content is great, the links, the videos.
But how do they screw up the most basic parts of the user experience and expectation. There’s nothing like having a tool that is otherwise good but weekly reminds and frustrates you with its random behaviors and poor UX.
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I can't stand this app.
Youve turned a reading and study app into a collection of isolated file cabinets instead of treating your actual workflow and journey as the primary interface.
By forcing everything into strict structural silos (Scriptures here, General Conference there, Manuals in another drawer), the app completely breaks the natural flow of study. When you are jumping between a verse in Alma, a footnote link, a handbook, and a 1980 conference talk, your study history is your context. Burying that trail behind multi-tap menus or treating history as an afterthought (or a basic text log) completely misses how people actually engage with complex text libraries.
An interface built truly around history would make your timeline the canvas—a fluid, chronological stream where your path of discovery is front and center, letting you swipe effortlessly back through your exact footprint instead of forcing you to re-navigate nested directory trees.
History is everything. Where we've been. The progress we've made. The last time we accessed. Timestamps, titles, progress, re-opening the app and history being the first screen. Continue where you left off? Here's where you were last ( last 5+ media). Tap> open in new screen? Go to existing screen.
Savvy?
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Amazing
I love this app
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Wenn wir eine andere Gemeinde besuchen, können wir nicht herausfinden, welche Lektionen unterrichtet werden, um uns vorzubereiten.
Dinge, die sehr leicht geändert werden könnten!
Inzwischen habe ich von den Entwicklern eine Antwort erhalten. Auf die Kritikpunkte wird überhaupt nicht eingegangen, deshalb wiederhole ich es hier: nicht immer sind alle Materialien rechtzeitig in der App hinterlegt. Wenn man eine andere Gemeinde besucht, kann man das im Menü nicht auswählen nur seine eigene Gemeinde.
Response from developer
Vielen Dank für Ihre Rückmeldung! Wir können zwar keine Lektionen für die einzelnen Gemeinden vorbereiten – da dies in der Entscheidung der jeweiligen Gemeindemitglieder liegt –, freuen uns aber sehr zu hören, dass die App Ihnen geholfen hat.
Love it!
Recently though it keep changing the order or my tabs that I have open or changing them completely. Which is very frustrating when I have to go back and find the content I was looking for. I thought maybe there was a needed update, but I didn’t see any. I guess I will keep trying.
Inhalte fehlen
Wenn wir eine andere Gemeinde besuchen, können wir nicht herausfinden, welche Lektionen unterrichtet werden, um uns vorzubereiten.
Dinge, die sehr leicht geändert werden könnten!
